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And he spoke to him repeatedly, and his answer was a strange one, which he did not reveal. And how much of his speech was revealed, and how much was hidden, for he was cunning and deceitful. And he was a leader from the Dushaysh, who were prepared. A young man, like the shining of the dawn, his face was like a rose. The prince, O proud one, they rode to him, and they dissuaded him from approaching him. And as for his place, and his mother, if he were to be praised, he would be praised. When he greeted him with the story, and the narrator greeted him. He was present, and the drawing was made for him, and it was said that To the prince, the generous one, he hastened to hold on to the reins. The horse, when he disliked it, he was imprisoned. And I entered the gate of the garden, and his heart was filled with water. And he was hot, and he entered with the red water, and he greeted. What do you see, O son of the proud one, if he is corrupt, and we are in a state of distress. And he went out, and he was held by the hand, and you are a captive. And he said to him, "This is all, and it is not a reason for him to go out and be cheap." And he sent Sadi, the son of Barrak, rode out to him, and he was sent. To the Fanz, with him was Durayd, and many Of the Arabs who surrendered to the Jazira, Or they were answered by the black ones, and they were ordered. And his clothes were ordered, and he was ordered to wash. And he was wearing a robe from the Ghasseh, and the Ghasseh was from the eagles. And you are a queen from the minaret of Haj Al-Raitunah, and this is the refuge. Justice, the son of Abbas, one of the sons of Al-Kusah, for the sake of The Haj, and Abu Al-Hasan, may God have mercy on them, the son of Al-Hasan, on the Haj. He committed many famous acts, O Barif, and it is narrated from him. He ordered the cities of virtue, and said, "They are from The Faysis, at his church, and he was in the Zafalou, and all of it. That night, he welcomed the people of Jabal, and the Zandakat were dressed. Intercessions, fear of his drunkenness, and Khamr Abu Bahf. And he knew of the refusal of the prince, and he was with him. And he returned to him, and he wrote to him for the sake of the Haj, and he was burdened. On